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Wilhelm Eckert
Wilhelm Eckert's Masters thesis typeface Weitalic (2014) at the HAWK Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaft und Kunst in Hildesheim, Germany, is advertized as a humanist grotesk for corporate use. It has quirky angles and shapes that render classification of this sans family difficult. Weitalic comes in four styles and covers all European languages, including Cyrillic and Greek. In 2015, Eckert set up the Willem Eckert type foundry. |
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file name: Wilhelm Eckert Weititalic 2014
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Weititalic 2014b
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Weititalic 2014c
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Weititalic 2014d
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Weititalic 2014e
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Weititalic 2014f
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Weititalic 2014g
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Weititalic 2014h
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Weititalic Heavy 2014
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Vorhang Illustration 2014
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Vorhang Illustration 2014b
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Vorhang Illustration 2014c
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Vorhang Illustration 2014d
file name: Wilhelm Eckert Vorhang Illustration 2014e
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